Life Care Services LLC

We would not recommend. They were trying to add services on things that might happen in the future. We have had issues regarding the medication management. The director was not at all proactive regarding resident care. Only way we got our issues addressed was to bring in someone from corporate. The new health director is much better.

Exceptional services were provided by: nurses [names removed]; CNAs [names removed]; physical and occupational therapists [names removed]; and kitchen helpers [names removed].

virtual tour completed. looks very nice

Too "assisted" but great location

Nice warm personal feel. Very clean and friendly with at least 2 activities scheduled per day. The base fee does not include the distribution of meds or the laundry. Only concern is the size of the closet space in the apartments.

The nurses to the management do everything to help you achieve your goals of every day living. I would recommend this facility to anyone needing nursing/assisted living needs.

I was impressed with this facility. Staff and residents friendly, but they have a lot of extra fees. Will continue to look, not eliminating most at this point.

Nice but very large. Bldgs look cold from outside. Rooms nice

Love the entire facility. The only drawback was the price. We still need to compare with the others, but it seems very high. This would be an insurmountable hurdle since my mother's assets are limited.

I did much research when I had to find a suitable place for my uncle; it was not easy because everyone assures your happiness and then you get there it is not what was originally promised. I have heard many a story from friends and neighbors which made me even more fearful. I knew I could not just rely on what someone else said or what I read but I ultimately had to see the genuine care and consideration for my uncle myself. I realized that could take some time but we were out of options and time; my anxiety was at an all time high and by absolute luck, I found Richmond Place. I looked at reviews and other communities but a couple of weeks ago, I did what my good friend suggested; talk to the people there. I did and learned that they were under new management and there was a calmness I felt after that. I know it has not been long but I cannot tell you the absolute relief and comfort I have in learning of these changes because that was what it took to get my uncles apartment. I may have began this journey somewhat pessimistic but I am so pleased to say that I can rest easy now.

now Ashbury Place-Looked very nice, we only saw the assisted living side, at least the assisted side bedrooms did not have much privacy. If the independent apts have move privacy we'll look at the Independent living side on Tue 12pm.

Very modern Great amenities the tour felt rushed

I started in the rehab and progresses to AL 2. PT + OT were intense, the therapists were dedicated and helped me to advance to a new and better stage of life. I never thought senior living could be as rewarding as life in our productive years. My wife of 64 years are living here together, happier and complete as ever.

Overall the facility is beautiful and one of the top ones in the area. I toured a lot of them. I do think the monthly dining could be revised. Would be nice to have a plan A and B. Maybe the plan B has 20 meals each vs. the 30- something just a little smaller. My parents hardly get all of their meals in which at the end of the day ends up being a waste of money. Danberry is the most expensive facility in the area and cost is something my parents are always mentioning but its one of the best if not the best. You get what you pay for! The dining hall is always slow for service but the service is great-- just a slow wait for food to be brought out. Great tasting food! I have not been impressed with the physician on site. I think she does a disservice to the Danberry name- seems unorganized, not around a lot and I scheduled my parents to have their health care elsewhere-- I did not trust her services. I'm honestly not sure how she still has her license. Wish they had more creative/art classes- I think that suits alot of the demographic whether they are artistic or not. Some are not mobile but can always sit and do art of some kind. Wish they had a few garage facilities for an extra fee- some of the other facilities had that option. I know my dad likes his car parked inside- that was an issue for him during their transition.

Super place! Few little things could be better and more reliable. People are very good, especially those providing services to the residences. Some of contracted services are unreliable.

Heritage Village was absolutely beautiful, and [name removed] was very helpful. It was clean and well-kept and a newer facility. the only downfall was the memory care was on the 2nd or 3rd level and you needed to use the elevator to access it. Staff to resident ratio is either 1 to 7 or 1 to 8. Which is very good. Heritage Village had all the amenities I was looking for. However it is a little further than I wanted to go.

Impeccable facility, very accommodating staff, but perhaps too extravagant for my family.

We recently moved to Houston area from Alaska, I moved my dad down and was able to get him into Delaney. [name removed] helped in making the transition smooth thank you!

My mom moved to Assisted Living Gable Pines in September 2017. She had a very difficult transition and we realized she needed more direct assistance so a change to Memory Care was necessary within 3 months. We have seen changes in staffing on all levels and they have worked towards consistency and quality in hiring. My mom's needs have always been addressed even as her needs have changed. She feels comfortable in her apartment which is large enough to provide her with space to relax and overlooks the garden area. A dedicated Memory Care Director and kitchen and activities staff add to the improvements along with environments that are dementia friendly. Many positive things are happening at Gable Pines.

Good care, some odd vegetables. Would recommend to others.